The Situation & The Weekend with Michael Brown

This episode is all about income redistribution day, and we're diving into the world of taxes. Michael D. Brown shares his thoughts on the current tax system, questioning why Americans are still paying so much in compliance costs. He also tackles the topic of billionaires like Tom Steyer, who claim to want to pay more in taxes but don't put their money where their mouth is. Michael's sharp analysis and witty commentary will have you thinking twice about the system and the people in power.

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In this episode, Michael dives into the world of politics and corruption, discussing the story of Eric Swalwell, a congressman who was accused of misconduct and had a history of compromising behavior. The conversation touches on the Democrat Party's handling of the situation, the concept of "compromised" politicians, and the ways in which parties use leverage to control their members. Michael also shares a personal anecdote about his own experience with the White House and the Secret Service, highlighting the complexities of Washington D.C. politics.

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In this episode, Michael shares his frustrating experience with Uber, where he was charged $20 for a lost wallet that was later found in his own vehicle. He delves into the concept of "ens****fication," a term coined by writer and digital rights activist Corey Doctorow, which describes the predictable life cycle of online platforms. Michael argues that companies like Uber, Amazon, Google, and Facebook have all engaged in ens****fication, prioritizing profits over customer satisfaction and fairness. He explores how this phenomenon affects everyday life, from customer service to credit card rewards programs, and how it's up to us to recognize and challenge these systems.

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In this episode, Michael dives into a shocking story of government corruption and abuse of power. John Solomon, a renowned investigative journalist, shares his journey of uncovering the truth behind the impeachment of President Trump. From a mysterious encounter in a dark driveway to the release of declassified documents, Solomon reveals the intricate web of deceit and coordination that led to the impeachment. The episode exposes the deep state's manipulation of the system and the consequences of unchecked power. With a focus on accountability and transparency, this conversation raises important questions about the role of government and the importance of a free press.

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In this episode, Michael discusses the state of Colorado's budget and its resemblance to New York City's socialist policies. He highlights the state's massive budget shortfall, citing a report from the Common Sense Institute, which reveals a $1.5 billion gap. The host also compares Colorado's budget to New York City's, pointing out similarities in their spending habits and lack of fiscal responsibility. He questions the effectiveness of Mayor Mom Donnie's policies, including his promise of free buses and childcare, and wonders if Colorado is heading down a similar path.

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In this episode, host Michael Brown shares his frustrations with Uber after a driver lied to the company about returning his lost wallet, resulting in a $20 charge. He recounts his attempts to resolve the issue, including disputing the charge with his credit card company and emailing Uber's customer support. Michael also discusses the Colorado Republican Assembly, where he attended and observed issues with credentialing and ballot counting. He shares his thoughts on the party's handling of the event and the nomination process, highlighting concerns about election integrity and the party's leadership.

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In this episode, we dive into the world of gas prices and government policies. Host Michael Brown breaks down the numbers behind California and Colorado's gas prices, revealing some surprising facts. He explains how California's government takes a larger share of the revenue from gas sales than the refineries themselves, and how Colorado's government take is significantly lower. Michael also shares an insightful analysis of the Strait of Hormuz crisis, revealing how the US government's insurance mechanism played a crucial role in controlling the flow of oil. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in economics, politics, and global events.

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In this episode, Michael dives into the geopolitical crisis unfolding in the Strait of Hormuz, discussing the implications of John Conrad's theory on the region's strategic importance. The conversation explores the US Navy's blockade of Iranian ports, the role of China in the crisis, and the potential consequences for global energy markets. With the stakes high, the host breaks down the key players, including the US, Iran, and China, and examines the strategic thinking behind the administration's actions.

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